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Communication in a Civil Society

by Shelley D. Lane, Ruth Anna Abigail, John Casey Gooch

2nd Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Book Details

Print ISBN9781032513287
eText ISBN9781003861218
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2024
Edition2nd Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages474

In an era where digital interactions often erode mutual respect, Communication in a Civil Society 2nd Edition stands as a vital guide for fostering thoughtful dialogue. This text argues that civility forms the bedrock of effective communication, equipping readers with tools to navigate personal and professional exchanges amid rising polarization. As social media amplifies discord, the book underscores why mastering civil discourse matters today, promoting harmony in diverse settings from classrooms to workplaces.

The authors weave civility throughout core communication domains, starting with foundational principles and extending to intrapersonal reflection, interpersonal dynamics, group collaboration, and public address. Their approach integrates ethical considerations with practical strategies, drawing on real-life scenarios to illustrate how civil behaviors enhance understanding. By addressing both traditional face-to-face interactions and emerging digital challenges, the volume offers a comprehensive perspective that bridges theory and application, encouraging readers to cultivate empathy in every conversation.

Designed for undergraduate learners, Communication in a Civil Society 2nd Edition features chapter-specific analyses of real-world incidents, alongside instructor resources like slides and manuals. This updated release incorporates fresh insights on technology's role, such as managing technostress and engaging civilly via apps. For those seeking a digital option, the Communication in a Civil Society 2nd Edition PDF provides flexible access, making it ideal for introductory courses in communication essentials.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: A First Look at Civil Communication

  2. Chapter 2: Perceiving the Self and Others

  3. Chapter 3: Civil Verbal Communication

  4. Chapter 4: Civil Nonverbal Communication

  5. Chapter 5: Civil Listening and Responding with Confirmation

  6. Chapter 6: Interpersonal Relationships and Civil Communication

  7. Chapter 7: Intimate Relationships, Romantic Relationships, and Civil Communication

  8. Chapter 8: Civil Communication in Conflicts

  9. Chapter 9: Civil Communication in Groups

  10. Chapter 10: Group Processes and Civil Communication

  11. Chapter 11: Engaging Audiences with Civility when Speaking Publicly

  12. Chapter 12: Organizing Speeches that Reflect Civility

  13. Chapter 13: Civil Delivery in Public Speaking

  14. Chapter 14: Giving Civil Informative and Special Occasion Speeches

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